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Examples of eases that should be referred:
1)
In notice:Ardmore & Wynn Music Publishers
In application: Ardmore & Wynn Record Co.
In application: Ardmore & Wynn Record Co.
2)
In notice: Rosetta Stone
In application: Rosetta Stone, Inc.
In application: Rosetta Stone, Inc.
3)
In notice: Grace Bancroft
In application: Mrs. Stanton Bancroft
In application: Mrs. Stanton Bancroft
4)
In notice: The Meretricious Music Co.
In application:
The Meretricious Music
Co., John Singleton
Buckley
Co., John Singleton
Buckley
c.
A case should be referred where more claimants are named in the application than appear in the notice, or vice versa, unless the variance has been resolved by annotation.
d.
A case should not be referred Where, on the
face of the application, there is no real doubt that the names in the application and notice identify the same claimant.
Examples of eases that should not be referred:
1)
In notice: The Snyder-Gray Co.
In application: Snyder-Gray Sashweight Co., Inc.
In application: Snyder-Gray Sashweight Co., Inc.
2)
In notice: Charles B. Dickensen
In application: C. B. Dickensen
In application: C. B. Dickensen
3)
In notice: John Curtis Durant
In application: John Curtis Durrant
In application: John Curtis Durrant
4)
In notice: H. C. Enderby
In application:
H. C. Enderby, d.b.a.
Acme Publishing Co.
Acme Publishing Co.
e.
No referral should be made in cases involving variances in claim where the work in question is unpublished.
